Stewart Stevenson

Stewart Stevenson is the naive, good-natured neighborhood kid who serves as a frequent punching bag and reluctant hanger-on for the dim-witted duo Beavis and Butt-Head, enduring their chaos while remaining obliviously eager for their company.

Stewart Stevenson is one of the unlucky constants in the chaotic world of Marvel's Beavis & Butt-Head comics, debuting in the very first issue back in 1994 — right at the height of MTV's cultural dominance — with Rick Parker bringing him to the page. As the mid-nineties Copper/Modern Age series ran its gleefully anarchic course, Stewart found himself sharing panels with the titular duo, the long-suffering Tom Anderson, the sardonic Daria Morgendorffer, and the menacing Todd Ianuzzi — not exactly the safest neighborhood in comics. Across titles like Beavis and Butt-Head's Greatest Hits and MTV's Beavis & Butt-Head, he's a small but reliable fixture in this corner of pop-culture comics history. For collectors chasing the full snapshot of that irreverent mid-nineties moment when MTV and Marvel briefly collided, Stewart is a familiar face worth tracking down.